It is the only way I travel. Especially with my ocelot Babou.

I came here to post the same. For me a clean OEM+ vehicle is one that flies under the radar. It may be the last car to be photographed at Cars & Coffee and the police won’t take notice when it goes by at 10mph over the limit. But when an enthusiast of that particular model spots it they will appreciate the execution,…

As I’ve gotten older, I’m finding myself gravitating to the admittedly “boring” OEM+ style. Basically a stock body with as many original optional parts as makes sense. I went wild with body kits on imports in the early 2000s. So now a clean S14a with all the OEM aero, R33 GTR wheels, a simple Nismo suspension and a…

Any performance mod that doesn’t modify the car’s physical appearance. Sleepers > *.

Back in 1990 (or whenever the first NSX came out) sports cars were, well,  exactly that...sports cars. They rode like crap, were uncomfortable/hugely impractical and unreliable. The NSX was unique in that it was an mid-engine Accord basically. The new NSX updates that but it has lots more competition, not just from…

The most shocking thing is that new C8 Corvette is everything the ‘new’ NSX should have been.

The original NSX was in the $120-140k range adjusted for inflation, depending on the year/options and such. This was never going to be a sub-100k car like the Corvette. It was also not faster than the Corvette of its day except maybe on a track, but they had some pretty sketchy handling dynamics and would spin easily…

Ahh yes, get those internet points at the expense of the safety of your child....smh.

I’ve never played the game but thought it was cool as hell. All prestige TV should have “mini-bosses”.

Hey, “that guy” is here!

I’ve never played the game, but the bloater’s appearance and the lead-up to it was totally my cup of tea. I had fully intended on skipping the show due to zombie (well, mostly Walking Dead) burnout, but all the Ep. 3 buzz got me started and I’m enjoying it. As soon as the bloater came crawling out, my feeling was,…

That thing will really class up my mechanic's shop.

No.

Right. Musk has never lied before so we can totally take his word for it.

Despite it being painfully obvious to anyone with half a brain that Elon was in way over his head and this was the most likely outcome, it has still been quite entertaining watching the implosion.

Twitter really needed to be burned to the ground, and honestly, I’m not totally surprised that Elon Musk buying it somehow not only became the catalyst for doing exactly that with such effeciency, nor that it would be so monumentally, gluttonously entertaining to witness.

Strange how these dipshits whine that banning people spewing the N-Word, harassing Trans individuals, or claiming that drinking bleach will cure COVID is “violating the user’s free speech”, but they draw the line at mocking the petulant billionaire upset that he’s being clowned on.

And we haven't even hit the biggest laugh yet, when the advertisers flee for good, leaving Twitter with no revenue beyond $8 blue mark subs and whatever the MyPillow Guy has left in his pillows for ad space

Even funnier are the Musk stans running around defending it as "his company his rules" ignorant of the "free speech" Musk promised. 

I’m surprised Musk didn’t get his own account banned for not marking it as “parody”…